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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23

".NNOA '' ulSi be"I Oh gTdCtuue lOT
going 90 Nashville and dong some
hNrd prg-oHal wDrS to push the legal
rates Of advtrtlSIng bill through the
lower touse ju,' hefore adjournment.
Al it.tt sdver' isement is now 80
oen's pc, squsrr lor first insertion aud
~ cent? tn each subsequent insertion
{ 'yevlsD nrd the money due and pay
aiie when the work is hlishea and
1fidavit made 1y publisher that the
same has been published the requisite
number Of times.
Brownsville States: About twenty
five members Of Ivanhoe Lodge No.
IA K. of p, Of Brownsville, inchI>
ding The officers of the lodge. went to
Ripley tn 1sday night, where they rs
tablished KenelNorth Lodge No. Al.
Most of the Knights left early iL the
day, going through the country in
hughes and backs, aad reaching Rip
ley little after midday. At 7.30
o'clock in the evening, the knights
met and began the initiation of The
members who were to compose the
charter members of the new lodge.
The institution of the new lodge Was
lone under the special management of
grand deputy Or. j. H. Howell.
Ripley Enterprise AS every one
who is not whltewashing aud cleaning
up their premises ought to do so al
once, we give the following receipt Tor
whitewash. Unslacked lime IL
bushel slack with boiling water /;
cover to keep in steam strain the
liquid and add / peck OF salt, previ.
ou>ly di.snlved in water; rice, 3
P'u"''S' "'''F" I" '"'" P"S'e MI"
stirred ia hoImg hot Spanish whit
ing pouud clear glue J pound,
previously dissolved Nv soaking III not
"ater Now add five gallons hot was
'er' sur wen '''" let S'"''n " le" ""y'
anu put IN not Nr N . ror'er'
I" whom We are 'noe'l'n LOT the
"""V'' "ec'AreS Ut VIII last Ten wears
NJ 'rrlSI""'l democrat; a Petrlned
human leg was 'ouh' III " cave 10
na"R'hs county recently an" soIh !"
" Mr. Hhr'V'h' Tie tr'Ve''hg "P'lc'"h
mth'io''eh III cur las' issue Mr..
0he'N'h' WINE III our ONCE gave Us
all interesting description "I '''e hhn'
ne says II Is all tAce'lPh' representa-
non OF n human 'oo' ana leg up 10
the knee JOINT the 1901 having the
appearance ot htlhg encasen IN" moe
casln, wan wv" small RIGGS around
the ankle where the top OF The moe
casln Is usually ''ed 1t Is l"' perfect
state OF petrIfactlon, ana Mr.. oheIvln
has sent photograph OF 1t to BAR
mum tie thinks he may get good
price tor IT. lh's furnishes another
interesting problem iof scientists
Clarksvllle Democrat; We are IN
formed by reliable farmer from the
sixth district that he examined twen-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23

r w. Adam. has just re6lIed his
-hnwrrss With al If the latest styles
II fine J-wrIr, Everyhudy is In
vi, d ~ come sui see.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23

When Won gel v 1lr sprIug suit 20
to /. w Adamsau yet sou nirp
pierp of ]pwelry tn "a with it
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23
Stuck Rills.

The Exchange is prepared to print
horse and jack bills in neat style,
promptly and cheaply. Send in your
orders.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23

Use Green's Sarsaparills for impure blood.
rheumatism and blood olson Price 81 %.
For sale by Stewart II banner.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-23

Green's Cough Rsi>am cures coughs, colds
ud oll % ,east- uI ihr 90 and lungs. Price
HHr For sa.. Ny -t-uH.t g. I-nHrr.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

WE CONGRATULATE the Every
Evening on Its double-leaded editorial
Ia favor Of calling . Constitutions al
Convention. Its appeal to Its own
party to organize and prepare TO ge.
out full vote We hope will not be
passed by. The grea. object Ia to get
the Democrats to vote In favor OF the
convention, as all the opposition to 1t
oomes fro the nd dhersnts Of thu. party,
though the Legislature was unanimous.
~ Democratic that passed the bill Civ
ing the people the privilege OF voting
Tor or against . constitution. L, IL
very properly taken fer granted tha,
the Rs2u oiicans are as o general rule
N favor OF the convention. L, is In
ferred In the article that oil the opposi
ticn to the constitution will come from
the Democratic party, but surmisin :
thas Republicans who aavs votes, and
good half OF the Democrats being ir
favor OF the convention there may be {
chance for 1t to be successful. The
Every Evening will, wa hope, be sue
cess nj In br!n ging It's party into line
Dat II will have 3 hard task OK 1t ri
ex 2ests 10 get It's Office holders and ex
peotsn. Off 20 holders TO take on activ
part. Organization Ia urged strongly
aad We trust /. will co n aence inued,
ateiy.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
nBEE HIVE" 7"
3O6 MARKET ST.

Hot weather bargains. The
balance Of our lace caps must
go for half or two-thirds.
lot seersuckers, IS and I5c.,
goes down to Ioc.; this is the
| last call.
100 dozen hose for men. wo-
men and children, SC a pair.
Ladies ribbed Isle thread
hose soc the world over; our
marked down price, 2sc.; an
unmatchable bargain.
case OF apron ginghams to
| be sacrificed for 7c a yard; a
bargain for everybody.
We are selling quantities OF
| gents laundried shirts at 75c
THAT will compare with others
at 81.
10 pieces damask table linen,
instead of 37Hc., regular price
| you can take them away for 25e
per yard.
II you want any gauze under
wear to keep you warm, buy il
lat the "Bee Hive" at three.
fourths value ~
l Our sateens are all marked
down to closing out prices
French 60 at 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington 4 Bal
timnrs Railroad.
june ian, 1877
1.fsina Nlu leaye Wiamington As lelI

Trains VIII leave WhminGton - eesloW3
%. Is, 80, 10, Il. 10 o.. II d. IL u An
g x = . "a g. & + l. q :; n.
., %, t21, ! 20. . %, 10 90 p: y. -,
For Ohsster lsxpressl. 90. so. 70 1ie,
q, IL -, II 81 g M. u 10, . n. - and Ias
4ss:aH1ss s e. q . .sa "a 3 = p N
ls ~. IL Il .. m. iia ss. / %. NsN, % 70,
For wsss Chester, vis Lamokin. go ana
els q. M, ss and ] 90 p. NJ.
For Newark tOsntre) and Intsrmsdisss
Ftsticns, St2 q. m, u os and Q 2, p: n.
Baltimore and intern ediats ssations, 10 90
ssi.imore Bal M ea and a Bay "a Il Lane, Il; 4p.n.
baltimore and Washingten, =, %, g
ic GO, IL % .. m, Il %, sll5, , "a, t<A, Sls,
trains Tor i Dei.Wars 4 W Divis,en leave spr:
New Csstle, 600. . 20 :. m. IL g. . Is, . a,
| - p. N. and IL % night,
9sorgstown and Loves, Q % .. n, and q
10. Kenose.h, ,s 40 a. m. .na ss ZEE
ss.iord tExp.sss) . SOP. m.
Warrington, Dsinsr and way ssations.s U
E.p!:.s: = III a; Harrington, q $50 p. n. Wal
EIprsss ior Devsr, Harrington and Del
| mar, Ia os night.
franklin U.ty, $50 q. N.
Express fer Cspe OhAriss, Old Point Com
teft and Eorfolk, II % night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad st-sss ssl
Wilmington texpressl. II -, sso ~, d
sie, 700, Ii Is, II 81 .. m. Z 10, soi, Z %
%, s CO, 81. Q o., 0 u, IL 70 p. n.
Aecommodstion,e . 90, 10 20 .. m. -, %
ys7, ls7. a. 9 - 10 % 10 20 snd II u .. n
Trains mArksd thus (s)Ars limited sxprss
upon which sxtzs fare II charged.
sUnDAY TEAINS.
re: Philadelphia texpreys,, q %. 2 q, a
fn. $40. II 81 :. n. 2 y, ~ and % p: y
AcoomModatdon, SIS .. M, II 10. ! u
tl0, 8 90, Z ", 0 % p. m.
For Oheeser lexpresaI, Z ls.s 10. II u .. N
| sS2 % and % q. m.
Accommodations, sls =. M, II 10, ~, II
y and % 2. m.
For New YORK tefpress), soo. . u. 4 u
ils,sk, IL u .. n, . n, sza, ssaa. 100 An
Tor wss, ohsssss, via Lsmosin. slss. n
For Cspe Us.rles, Old Point Comfort an
For New Uasils. Middlstown, olavtoi
Dover, Harrington. seasord, Laurel An
Baitimors ana Warrington, -, ~, 30
10 os s.m: IL %, .t.ao, .ndI = .. m. BAIT
more, . 81, and IL E3 pm.
Leave Philsdelpnis, Broad street, Tor vi
ningten texpressl, - M, 3 ", 7 20, . 10, II
& n tos.e 81, and II 20. p: 10.
Accommodation, $50, 10 70 Q. NJ, II 80, .
s1e, SIS AID IL ~ .. N.
For fuftnsr Information pAseen6cf1 Afo =
!srrsd y the ticket ottiee ss The station:
General Passenger ASsnt.
CKAxza Z PusH General MAAArss.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Sale of Real Estate.

Last Saturday Thomas 4. Lal!y sold
the following properties for Henry n
Dure: No. 227 Adams street to Jobr
j. Gibson, 81, ,1S5; 229 Adams street te
William Dsnnison, 81 1,160; 23l Adami
street to John McEiwee, I.15o; 285
Adams street to John Logue, III 100; 235
Adams street to Thomas Share, 81 1876;
237 Adams street to Evans Pennington,
81, ,1SO; 2S9 Adams street to John Cas-
sidy, 81 110 A lso one lot on the south
side of Third street near Adams to
Thomas Ford for $608. 6tid b am b Son
we're the auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
PuBLI0 sAr.rs.
.UBLIo SALE

|PusLlo SALE
|& HORSES. Tn
win BE- sold at public sale, at the stsbIss
Of the subscribers, No. ais VI. Front g., on
Wednesday, August ~, 1857 1
at l O'Clock p. m.
% head Of Missouri work or driv-
Cd ing Horses ~ follows: ~
Nos. and Q. A rair OF horses, mare and
horse, 10 hands high, weigh 2, 500 pOunds. 4
and years old, extra nice team. low down
No. g. A red sorrel horse. I6 hands high. s.
years old. weighs ], $50. pounds lots of bone,
No. Z. Steel gray mare, years I'D. 10 hands
high, weighs i,Yt0 pounds. good bone and ac-
tion. good, useful mare for any kind Of
No. s. Black horse, 10 hanss high, 6 Years
old. weighs .fG pounds; goo style and ar-
tion. make an extra nice coach or family
No..e. Brown horse, coming 5 years old,
broke single or doub e. an extra low down
No. I. Daprie gray horse. ISs-ahands high.
5 years old, weighs J, 100 pounds. we'll broken
in single or aouble harness. an extra nice
family horse.
high, weiehs /. ioo pounds, With white ma maSs as
| and tail; would make good team with no Z.
SSs, "a and TO- pair Of horses years o,a.
| team. an ex IA nice pair OF horses for coach
and family team; show lots of breedinR.
years old, weighs /. $50 pounds, is "a hands
high. with more bone than snybody's horse,
good woiksr In any Kind Of harnsss.
weigh i, $50 psInds. weii y sde. rood sood shape hE'
an extra ane horse FOR any kind fuse. would
No. Is. Sorrel horse, 5 years old. 10 hands
high. weighs I, ESQ pounds. well broken IN sim
lots Of bone and smooth, nice horse, fearless
Nc: 4; Dapple grsy horse. syears old, 70
and good foot. an extra nice horse. work In
any kind Of harness.
Nos. Issnd 10. Pair OF bright bay. horses
IS hands high, ana years old, weigh 2, SO
pounds, closely matched team, will make an
extra nice coach or family team. -.
No. II. Chestnut sorrel horse. Is hands
high, 9 yeas old, weighs /, iso pounds, good
bone, low down chunk and dandy.
Is-4 hands high, weighs !, i5o pounds, I good ID
shape, smooth made, will make good eI-
No. 10. A steel gray horse. 4 year, old, 10
, hands high, weighs Ito pounds, good worker
In any kind of harness.
l6 hands high. weighs l, 100 pounds, goo..!!
shape and shows plenty of breeding. will
plenty OF style and action. -
No. 81. Dark gray, horse coming wears
soos .sri lots esh g bon: ehs
Saown chunk. good worker In any kind oi
harness.
Ill No. q. Bay mare 10 yeaas old. Is I-2 hands
high, weighs !, $50 pounds, good worker In
, any kind o / harness, has been used as family
mare and can be driven by anybody, but moi
sound.
No. q. bright bay horse, year. old. !!
Il-2 hands hieh, weighs ], 100 pounds, goot
Iworker or driver.
Every horse as represented. Any gentle
man seeing ANYTHING wrong with any hors'
will be pleased to have our attention called II
1t.
| A credit of 80 days with interest added.
postponemcnt on account OF weather.
JESTER e. MCDANIEL.
I'll L. W Stidham & Son Aucts. aio
l Also car load Of mules at private sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Monthly Radge Shoot .

The Wawaset Gun Club held their
regular monthly badge shoot on Satur
day afternoon at their grounds over
Eleventh street bridge. Each contest
ant had 20 birds and the fol lowing was
the score:
g. Hunt, b 10, m 10; N. B. Hill, b IL,
N 8; Fl. Stout, IA, NJ 6; O. M. Buck
master, b 16, N 4; W. Tnssey, b 8, N
10; II. g Buckmas,er. b 10, m 8; G
N. Weldon, h II, IN 3; w. e Buck.
master, b is, m 4: r Miller, b 16; m 4;
j, Wood ward, h 12, m 8
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Sale of Horses.

Messrs. Jester q Mcdaniel will sell
% work and drivlrg horses ct No 4l9
West Front street, on Wedn esday after
noon, with the assistance OF L. W.
St.dham & Son, the we'll l-known auc-
tioneers, who boast Of having sold more
horses the present year than any other
auctioneers In the country, excepting
In the large cities. These horses are Of
the SAME breed rs those disposed of o,
their farmers sale, and should bring
good prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

CRAMxR, AUGUST BRLMoNT's but
isr, having waved his hand 70 lending
socie.y lady, which annoyed her very
much. was arrested and jnry was
called to decide upon his sanity. Tho
Jury very promptly declared Oramsr
sane, NO doubt arguing that II every
man Who was infatuated with women
vas insane, New York city would have
/ to be rooted over and turned into one
general hospital.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
wANAM MAKER's

Soap. Too many kinds.
25 styles, n ore or less. to
be cleaned out. Most oi
them just as good as those
we'll keep in stock regu-
larly. They have crowded
the cheap Fans from a part
|of the Round Counter. "a
cents to $I.25 a dozer
cakes.
Centre of the store.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market strest
and City hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

BRANDYwINE SUBMITS big camp on
5nnds indicates thss there is no wane
OF the attendance ct those historic
Damp grounds. Chester Heights this
year was . failure compared With the
success OF the Brandy wine Summit.
The great objection TO the Brandy wine
Sum init camp IL tho great moon.
vsnisnce OF getting to It, but In spite ol
oil inconvlences some eight thousand
people found 1t yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
Going for the King street Butchers.

A number of the butchers selling
meat along the sidewalk on King street
were arrested on Saturday on warrants
sworn out by butchers doing business In
the market houses. They had q hear.
ing before Squire Monaghan In the
evening, when each Was required 70
! give ball for his appearance at court.
, 1t 10 unc erstood that the Hon. Charles
! b. Lore has been engaged by the defen
dsnts, and that the legality of the Law
will be fully tested.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
IL RRaIsTRR's OYYICH,
NEW CASTLE OouHTr, DIr.,

NEW CASTLE O0uuTr, DHr.,
August 18th. 1ss7.
Upon the application Of IRWIN W.
PlEROE. Executor Of JOHN TAYLOR,
late Of WILMINGTON Ed., in ssid county,
ieoeased, It is ordered and directed BY the
Register that tho Executor sforesaid give
notioe sf granting OF letters rcstamen'
tary upon the eststo OF the do
easod, with the date Of granting thereof,
oy causing advertisements TO DO posted
within forty days from the date o,
such letters II six OF the most public plsoat
Of tho county Of New CASTLE, requiring al
persons having demands against the estate
70 present the came, or abide BY an Act Of
Assembly In such case made nd provided
and also cauge the same to be inserted
within the same per1ed in tho Daily
REPUBLICAN. o Newspaper published IN Wil
nington, Det., and TO be continued therein
three weeks te 0 d..
~l Given under the hand and Sea-
LIS. }ofUffoe Of the Register Aforesaid
t~~\at Wilmington, fl Rev Castle
County aforossid, the day and year above
written. JOHN X. BREDtOhp,
KegiEtsr.
| NoTIoz.-All persons having claims aRaiEs
| tho estate OF the deceased must present th'
same, duly nttcstod to the EIscutor
on or before August 18th, 1885, o.
sbiie the Act OF Assembly ia such csse mad
| snd provided.
IKwlE ". PlEKOE, Executor.
| Address, Bell vue. Del,
''rh J. FRAIM, Esq, his ktt.rnoT
a'531-eod Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
CoSs,lnrrluN CURED.

An OLD physician retired from practice
having hsd placed In his banda by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
nsnt cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthus and all throat and Lung
Affections. also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Gem
plants, after having tested Its wonderful
curative po refs III thousands Of casea, hal
felt It his duty TO make 1t known to bii
suffer ing feliows. Actuated by this motive
and q desire to relieve human suffering,
will send free of charge. to all who desire It
this recipe, IN u ermEn, French OR Il nglist
Sent by mail By address ing with stamI
na ming this pap:r. W. A. MOVES ,i1a9 Row
er's Block. Rochester. N. Y. ly-eow.w
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

LARGE FIRES are becoming very ire.
quans IN Wilmington of late, tina burn
Ing OF Ruth & Cos sash, door and
frame warehouse on King street, belo "
Second, this morning, being the last.
The sacs thai there are no seam work.
about the place, and occurring on NJ IN.
DAY morning, would suggest an iucen
diary origin for the fre that req uires 8
strict ves.igatlon.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

SIscE TIE ARTICLE In reference tr
she improved hedge fence under The
Dayton, Ohio, process sppsarsd In The
REPUBLICAN on Thursday last, tn;
iarmsis OF Nav .CAs;le C,unsy have
awoke upnn toe su oj sot, and Mr.. Joan-
son, the agent Of the Dayton Com pany
10 nov conf lent tina. ne will soon have
ais sso,k com pany organized. rhs
farmers are beginning to sea tia. L. Is a
COED taing.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
WANAmAR ER'e,

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. August Is. 1857.
Jersey Cloth Bathing
Suits. The best. Proper
sizes, precise fit; new, per-
feet good, opened to-day;
various st! les (striped yoke,
embroidered, etc), $3.50.
Our Price on Saturday Jor
the same kinds, 81.
They're halt day be-
cause a maker biundered-
let the season slip away
from him. We took the
goods as your agent. Buy
for now and you'll save SO
per cent; buy for next year
and your money'll nearly
double big profit either
way. They're staple things.
Second floor, Chestnu. street front. Take
i elevator.
New Satin and Corded
Stripes (aIl silky, stripes
scant 2 inches. Co,crs
bronze, blue, myrtle, ligh,
brown, dark brown, ano
& .rnet. % in, SIl5. Yor
save 80 per cent. on every
Iyard you buy.
An all-silk Surah with /:
in. combination stripe form
ed Of three rows of twisted
variegated silk On ground
of gray, bronze, garnet,
shades Of drab, sapphire,
} shades CT brown, myrtle
black. 81 Is--a quarter Of
} the market price.
To combine with all tn
desirable shades CT ei!her.
susahs, 7sc. 10 Si.I5;;
Rhadames, eoc. to SI.se
Faille Fr2nc3i e, 81 t
S2.5o;
Bengaline, 81 so to 81 ?
' Gros-grains, 75c. to SI.2
;, West Transtpt.
Il Too late for Seersu ,ker
al Never too late when S can
Ii buy a yard of the cream
lest Crinkle of the scaso
i, The kind that was 8 ceni
N N Fine, stout, pretty. Abo
the fittest stuff you can fiji
aa ,s, for out-and-about wear.
Northwest OF ceptre.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

LATER REPORTS place the deed Of
the Ohatsworth disaster below eighty,
and makes 1t the second In the list ol
AmerioAn railroad disasters. Eleven
years ago there wAs disaster at AshtA.
bula, Ohio, where 101 were killed.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
yTyHE EAETlsArs.SA EkNk.
NO. 5os MARKET sImEEE.

INCORPORATED. ..RRfRuARY &c. ls2'
Opeato reoeive deposits daily from o. N
aL.il p. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings nom 7 70 D O'Clock.
The cnGrter Of the bank provides that o.
profits upon It's Investments, except 20 mUcl
rs Is required for the payment OF necessary
expenses and for suitable surpIus fo- thu &C
curity Of depositors, shall DO divided smonl
tho depoeit9rs.
NO manager ia allowed to borrow any par
Of the fundG seposited with the Corporation
MANAdEKS.
George W. Bush, 5. Alien Eilles,
NJ. L.. Lichenstein, Goo. s. Oapelle,
Dnas. W Rowland, N. X. Benson,
loe. l.. Carpenter, Jr., lob Ii. Jackson,
" m. Il. S"tit, Henry r. Dure,
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pusey,
Washington Ha9tings,
MONEY LUAnED.ON MOkTGA9E
iBo. ". Busu, GEO. s. OAPnLLH,
President. Yice-Pesident.
L. T. TAYLOR, Troasurer.
10 r-mv Joe. hi. MATHEa Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

THANKS TO Superintendent OF Pub
llc Schools Herman Bssssy for . pam.
phles containing the school laws oi
Delaware, with an act relating to ply
siology and hygiene.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

THE WAR Of the Board OF Street aud
Sewer Directors against nuisance. will.
We trust, no. end with the attack on
the theatre board signs. While thew
are at iE they might ss we'll make !
clean sweep OF swinging signs and
awnings thas are 30 low rs to ap face
OF passers.by.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
wILMfHGFoN ax nvsTaxERn R.R

WILMk RlE0N sx uU&TzKERM R.R
leave Wilmington tErench stseet) az follows
Fer Keadine, Rirdsboro, Joanna. Spring
Geld, Waynesburg junction, Manor, Potts
Vile, Tanaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wof.
nersyiiie and all points On tho Philadelphia
and Reading X. r., 100 q. m. and 2.4b p. nc,
For Springfield, WaynesDurg juno
tion, CoatesvilIs. Embreevtllc, Lopape
Onadds Ford and DuPont's and interme
diste points, 90 .. m. 2 %, and olb o. N.
FOR Ooatesville and intermediate points
at 81 p. m.
For West Chester, z. 90 q. M. 2.S6 pm.
For New Bridge and intermediate points
SIG p. N. and on Saturday, at Id and I'LL
p. N.
On Sunday for Heading and intermedist'
points, at 8 % q. m, and for Springfield ank
intermediate points at Q. rs p. m.
a. q. MoCAUSLAND, r. b. HIBBAKD.
Superintendent. Qenl PAss. AR't
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15
~ ...,n,s a.t L

N 'r'0h' :, ,,,,, .,l
,ba mo U,sus a prss,iue OF rhre lss "A u n
Shs ssnsr sooD.sh IN tho :, ire, ss:sss ssp al
this ,iiy, is ra.eu :" in RI SANE
Ordinancs ,gniust oer q .rl,r SSH y
Sesticn !. 4 ps5 lets'n ns .,,Slt n
Cause to be placed IN ae' -y"pa.iA n
tbIs -:tg any asnAs, u'i'; ,,,.s,tt 7
othe- things, except Is .. Sttass.Ss1 II
ausa no sa,l,y ~ q ctntusa ns,,'ss.. y, ss...ss
9.risaa a, l,aas Cd d. un,,i IA. and sS.'' ~
JOS. LIZ o'"' rs
Daily Republican., 1887-08-15

"oKSES ATPUBLIU SALE--l WILL
III. coll at my stable on East Fifth street,
Chester, Pa. bstween Market and Welsh,
sdjoi ning George Mahon's livery stable, on
THuRsDAY. AUGUST IS, 1887
at ! O'Clock p. m.
on Head OF Kentucky aud South ~
~ ern Ohio Horsee, ~S
suitable for sill purposes. These horses
have been carefully selected tor this sais.
and among then will bs found some wel'
bred rosdsters and saddlers. stock can be
inspected at above gtablss swO dass before
sale. 2 and 4 months credit.
a. II. TYSON.
l., W. Stidham b Son. Auots. a1l.d&w
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